The Evening Post, Wednesday 31 January, 2001
Article: Mathew Loh
Waterfront bill may hit 25m- Kids keen on longer day for sport - Wider blood ban eyed in mad cow wake - Creech stands
aside, backs English - Stats show drop in home burglaries - Inside headlines - Sports lead - Editorial
Waterfront bill may hit 25m: The estimated cost to ratepayers of developing more public space and fewer buildings on
Wellington's waterfront has tripled.
Kids keen on longer day for sport: The front page pic shows kids keen an extra half hour of school for sport.
Wider blood ban eyed in mad cow wake: Govt officials have considered banning blood donations from Kiwis who've been to
Europe as incidents of mad cow disease spreads.
Creech stands aside, backs English: Former Wairarapa MP Wyatt Creech was to step down as National's deputy leader today
and intends retiring from politics at next year's election.
Stats show drop in home burglaries: Latest crime figures show a big drop in burglaries reported in Wellington.
Inside headlines
- TV 'dog' costs public $1m;
- I was raped in office - waitress;
- New cricket graphics on TV;
- Airport vandalism cost thousands;
- Two arrested after bashing;
- Threat to kill trial begins;
- Extra money for police on the cards;
- Council weighs tunnel, flyover to ease Basin traffic;
- Guarantees needed on train services - Kelly;
- WCC backing of water trust recommended;
- Army needs $100m more - Dodson
Sports lead
Cricket hits levies for six: NZ Cricket has rejected recommendations from the govt taskforce on sport and leisure that
it be made to pay levies on TV rights money and big-match gates.
Editorial: Tragedy, aftermath highlight SH1 horror;
Supression fever.